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Some of the 120 companies that ARD bankrolled had slick-sounding names, such as Ionics (water treatment) and TracerLab (radiation detection).
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Some of the 120 companies that ARD bankrolled had slick-sounding names, such as Ionics (water treatment) and TracerLab (radiation detection).
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Ionics earned $2.3 million in wrongful profits and Nycomed earned $5 million in wrongful profits on contracts, the SEC said.
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Ionics earned $2.3 million in wrongful profits and Nycomed earned $5 million in wrongful profits on contracts, the SEC said.
GE to pay $23.4M to settle SEC complaint in foreign-bribes case 2010
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In 2004, Japan's Mitsui and U. S.-based Ionics won a tender for a 7. 1-million-cf/d desalination plant alongside a 400-MW power plant in Hamma, near Algiers.
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It is also probable that the dance was one well known in Greece, the lascivious and wanton dance of the Ionics.
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With the demand for faster speed and more data for the 'Internet of things' development, the Ionics' Plug Computer-Service Gateways provide the connectivity to intelligent sensors to build a smarter world, said
Ionics Develops 4G LTE Device for Verizon Wireless - Yahoo! Finance 2011
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SkyCross iMAT MIMO antennas ensure that devices, such as the Ionics home automation computer, can make optimum use of the tremendous throughput potential of the
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Shakspeare, for the greater part at least; -- but Milton cannot be made harmoniously intelligible without the composite feet, the Ionics, Pæons, and Epitrites.
Literary Remains, Volume 2 Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1803
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These simple feet may suffice for understanding the metres of Shakespeare, for the greater part at least; — but Milton cannot be made harmoniously intelligible without the composite feet, the Ionics, Pæons, and Epitrites.
Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Beaumont and Fletcher Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1803
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